Core information to verify
A typical EU wine label review covers:- Clear designation of the wine
- Actual alcoholic strength by volume
- Nominal volume
- Country of origin or protected designation (PDO/PGI)
- Producer or bottler name and address
- Allergen information (sulphites in particular)
- Lot identification
- Energy and nutrition information
- Ingredient list
What goes where: bottle vs. e-label
Use the digital e-label page for the ingredient list and full nutrition declaration. Keep required on-pack details on the physical bottle.The rules require the e-label page to be free of marketing and sales content, and it must not track users for commercial purposes. Vinum’s public label pages are built to meet this: no ads, no login, no marketing.
Common risk areas
Watch for these in every review:- Missing allergen or origin information
- Wrong units or inconsistent measurements between bottle and page
- Missing translations for the markets you sell in
- QR codes that break, redirect elsewhere, or require login
- Promotional content on the mandatory e-label page
- Mismatch between the bottle label and the digital content
How Vinum E-Label helps
- Guides you through every required e-label field
- Flags missing inputs before you can publish
- Generates permanent QR codes that keep working for the life of the bottle
- Serves the label page in all 24 official EU languages
- Keeps the public page neutral — no ads, no login, no tracking for marketing